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Jenny Agutter posted:read a bunch of stanisław Lem this year and as a result I recommend reading stanisław Lem  the classic SF i've been reading is the Book of the New Sun which is great. it's a mindfuck, some really haunting lines in there.
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reading house of leaves, it's kinda fun
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just read Lagoon by nnedi okorafor which is a fun take on a first contact novel. extremely wild ride
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been reading Black Powder War by Naomi Novik. it's fun, you get an interesting slice of Chinese political economy. i especially appreciated the bit where the main character completely fails to understand Taoism. I'm pretty sure she'd kill a Le Guin protagonist on sight. i also like how the shamans in the book need to be constantly hosed up on psychedelics to do magic. that plus all the war crimes make it feel pretty, idk, Alan Moore. like From Hell wearing the skin of a YA dystopia novel.
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Nov 14, 2021 06:01
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the marvel movies that attempt to be political thrillers are the funnier ones because it's dudes in underwear punching each other saying "government good" "no government bad"
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Nov 15, 2021 07:50
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Kazinsal posted:fun fact, the writer of star trek into darkness is a 9/11 truther and that's why the uss vengeance (god drat what a stupid ship design) does a 9/11 on san francisco lmao
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ozark struck me as breaking bad if none of the characters were likable or interesting
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